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First time building my own PC, I used this case with PCpart picker and it fits everything perfectly. It's got a wonderful little back panel section to run wires through a non-visible section of the case that helps make everything inside look nice and pretty. Seems super durable, all the sensitive (glass and plastic) surfaces come with plastic on them to protect them while shipping. Super solid feeling and honestly just feels like a high quality case. Steal of a deal!

Took a little while to get here but this board was 70$ cheaper than micro center. Have had 0 issues so far, will see how good it really is when I upgrade to a zen3 CPU but for now it’s perfect

I purchased two these routers on the recommendation of the sales team at my local Micro Center store. I was blown away on how easy it was to setup the routers. They are performing well and thus far have had not issues. The mesh feature is great.

very sharp accross the board, among the finest for my D800E, center and borders. Micro contrast is great. Fast, silent, reliable, more than 2000 pictures taken and i really like the results. Faultless so far !!!

FOR SHOWING MOVEMENT.

I've had my headphones a few weeks and all I can say is WOW I only use them at my pc with a micro-amp and they are awesome... I would love to see the professional side of these K240's

Even if you are not using the PC functions of this lens, it is a sharp micro lense and provides some terrific images.

I use my PC as a combined gaming rig, workstation, and home entertainment center, so I need long cords to allow my tower to plug into everything that I want it to plug into. Cables like these are a godsend!

The image circle is good to 30mm from center, so when fully shifted along the long axis there is some degradation in the corners, but that's a lot of good quality image circle to work with. The caveat here is that the wider apertures are rather poor even in the center of the image circle. All functions work in all orientations on my D800 -- i.e., the built-in Speedlight doesn't interfere with shifting the lens 12mm. The shift and tilt can be independently applied to any orientation, so they are always available for any scenario (unlike the older NIKKOR PC-E and PC-micro lenses where those two functions are offset 90°). The shift knob can be hard to reach when orientated vertically while the camera is orientated horizontally. The easy fix here is to orientate the tilt function to get it out of the way until the shift is dialed in and locked. It's not razor sharp like some of my better lenses, and my copy is hardly usable wider than f/8. There is no AF (duh), but manually focusing using f/3.5 in Live View is easy and precise (I haven't detected any focus shift when stopping down). The first copy I tried was sent back because it was de-centered, so do thorough testing before the return-window closes. Light transmission is a bit weak at about a quarter stop less than my NIKKOR 28mm f/1.8G, so this really isn't a fast lens in any sense of the word. Do I love this lens? No, but as a rule I don't love anything that is inanimate. Do I like this lens? Yes, I actually like it a lot, so I gave it Five Stars in spite of the aforementioned reservations. Would I pay more to gain some sharpness, usable apertures, and a wider AOV? Yes, but not nearly 5x, which is what the NIKKOR 19mm f/4 PC-E lens costs; more like 3x as much, assuming I had that kind of money to spend.

Perfect solution to use a TV hooked to a PC as a message board in a senior center. Allows very quick changes to the powerpoint file of messages as opposed to unplugging the TV from the PC and switching to the monitor.